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The next losing season for Tulane after their disappointments in 1906 occurred in 1910.

In the 1944 season, Tulane won 4 out of their 7 games.

In the 2006 season, Tulane scored a total of 400 points.

Tulane scored a total of 201 points in their eight wins and one loss during the 1924 season. This means that they scored an average of approximately 22.3 points per game.

Tulane won their 1998 bowl game by a margin of 14 points. The score was 41-27, indicating that Tulane scored 41 points while their opponent scored 27 points.

In 2002, a single Tulane player made 20 field goals to lead his team in that category. This means that out of all the players on the Tulane team, this player had the highest number of successful field goals.

In 1976, Tulane had a tight end lead the team in receiving for the season. This suggests that prior to 1976, the team did not have a tight end leading in receiving.

Tulane had not scored any points since 1904.

In 1987, Tulane's single-player career record for most touchdown receptions was 25. This means that during that year, the player with the highest number of touchdown receptions in Tulane's history had a total of 25 touchdowns.

Tulane lost four straight games to start the 1981 season before finishing with a 6-5 record. This means that they were not able to secure a win in their first four games of the season. However, they were able to turn their performance around and win six of their remaining games, resulting in a 6-5 overall record for the season.

In 1998, a star Tulane player set the Division 1-A record for passing efficiency with a statistic of 183.3. This means that the player had a high level of accuracy and effectiveness in their passing, resulting in a high passing efficiency rating.

Tulane outscored their opponents in the 1930 season by a margin of 233 points. This can be calculated by subtracting the total points scored by their opponents (30) from the total points scored by Tulane (263).

The man who became head coach at Tulane in 1915 remained in that position for 11 years.

Tulane beat their biggest rivals in the final game of the 1981 football season by a margin of 41 points. The score was 48-7, with Tulane scoring 48 points and their rivals scoring only 7 points.

In the mid to late 19th century, the Tulane mascot used by the team was called Gumby.

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In 1934, Alabama football team tied with Tulane with a 7-0 conference record.

In 1936, Tulane's defense was exceptionally strong, as they held six of their ten opposing teams to less than 10 points per game. This indicates that Tulane's defense was able to effectively limit the scoring capabilities of their opponents, making it difficult for them to score more than 10 points in a single game.

The answer "6 Wins, 5 Losses" indicates that Tulane had a record of winning 6 games and losing 5 games during the 2000 football season.

In 1981, Tulane's single-player record for most tackles behind the line of scrimmage was 23 tackles. This means that a player from Tulane was able to make 23 tackles on opposing players behind the line of scrimmage during that season. This demonstrates the player's exceptional defensive skills and ability to disrupt the opposing team's plays.

In 1963, the Tulane team lost all of their season games, which was the first time they had done so since 1910. This means that between 1910 and 1963, the team had managed to avoid losing all their games in a season.

In 1949, Tulane's record for most interceptions by an individual in a single game was 4 interceptions.

In their opening game of the 1894 season, Tulane scored 0 points against Texas.

The correct answer is "Their Coach Left." This is evidenced by the fact that the question asks for the loss that badly affected Tulane in 1902, and the departure of their coach would have a significant impact on the team's performance. The other options, such as the quarterback graduating or the offensive line flunking out, may also have an impact on the team's performance, but the departure of the coach would likely have a more significant and immediate effect. The burning down of their stadium may also have an impact, but it is not mentioned in the question as a factor affecting their performance.

The correct answer is 1. This means that in only one of their 1983 games, the Tulane football team was beaten by two or more touchdowns.

In 1966, the Tulane season record for rushing yards by an individual was 748 yards.

In the 1975 football-season opener, Tulane had a score of 14-3, indicating that they scored 14 points while their opponent scored only 3 points.

In the mid-20th century, the Tulane Green Wave football team was commonly referred to as "The Greenies." This nickname is derived from the team's name, as well as the color green being associated with the school and its athletic programs. It is likely that this nickname was used to represent the team's spirit, energy, and identity as members of the Tulane community.

In their 1947 season opener, Tulane beat Alabama by a margin of 21-20. This means that Tulane won the game by scoring 21 points while Alabama scored 20 points. The margin of victory for Tulane was only one point, indicating that the game was very close and could have gone either way.

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